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Pagina 56
... share to Marcel Duchamp ( canvases and glass objects still to be seen in New
York ) , to Francis Picabia ( reviews " 291 " and " 391 ” ) , Jacques Vaché ( Lettres
de Guerre ) and Tristan Tzara ( Twenty - five Poems , Dada Manifesto 1918 ) .
... share to Marcel Duchamp ( canvases and glass objects still to be seen in New
York ) , to Francis Picabia ( reviews " 291 " and " 391 ” ) , Jacques Vaché ( Lettres
de Guerre ) and Tristan Tzara ( Twenty - five Poems , Dada Manifesto 1918 ) .
Pagina 67
... together , the surrealist idea recovered in the Second Manifesto all the
brilliancy of which events had vainly conspired to despoil it . It should be
emphasized that the First Manifesto of 1924 did no more than sum up the
conclusions we had ...
... together , the surrealist idea recovered in the Second Manifesto all the
brilliancy of which events had vainly conspired to despoil it . It should be
emphasized that the First Manifesto of 1924 did no more than sum up the
conclusions we had ...
Pagina 70
This brings us to the eve of the Second Manifesto . These objections had to be
put an end to , and for that purpose it was indispensable that we should proceed
to liquidate certain individualist elements amongst us , more or less openly årig ...
This brings us to the eve of the Second Manifesto . These objections had to be
put an end to , and for that purpose it was indispensable that we should proceed
to liquidate certain individualist elements amongst us , more or less openly årig ...
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SURREALISM AND PAINTING Page | 9 |
EXHIBITION X Y | 25 |
THE COMMUNICATING VESSELS | 31 |
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | What is Surrealism? Nummer 43 van Criterion miscellany |
| Auteur | André Breton |
| vertaald door | David Gascoyne |
| Editie | herdruk |
| Uitgever | Faber & Faber, limited, 1936 |
| Lengte | 90 pagina's |
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